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LARKSPUR - translation to arabic
LARKSPUR
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Larkspurs; Larkspur (disambiguation); Larkspur (botany)
ألاسم
العايق نبات مزهر
larkspur
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Larkspurs; Larkspur (disambiguation); Larkspur (botany)
العائِق (جِنْسُ نباتٍ بُزورُهُ مُبيدَةٌ للقَمْل)
larkspur
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Larkspurs; Larkspur (disambiguation); Larkspur (botany)
مهماز ، لسان العصفور ، عايق
Definition
Larkspur
·noun A genus of ranunculaceous plants (Delphinium), having showy flowers, and a spurred calyx. They are natives of the North Temperate zone. The commonest larkspur of the gardens is D. Consolida. The flower of the bee larkspur (D. elatum) has two petals bearded with yellow hairs, and looks not unlike a bee.
Examples of use of LARKSPUR
1. LARKSPUR, Colo. –– At a dining hall filled with the chatter of summer campers eating lunch, the photos on one wall bear witness that this is no ordinary camp.
2. At the Larkspur camp, several older girls decided they wouldn‘t write about their parents for the Wall of Honor at the dining hall.
3. The FCC also proposed $100,000 fines against against Easterbrooke Cellular Corp. of Larkspur, Calif., and against CTC Communications Corp. of Waltham, Mass., now part of One Communications, which serves business in 16 states.
4. Another, written in thick, red marker: "So me and my brother all have to be strong and make sacrifices for my dad because we all want him to come back." About 100 youths are attending this free, weeklong camp in the tiny Rocky Mountain town of Larkspur organized by the National Military Family Association.
5. Conversely, some of the schools that are usually near the top in traditional tables are shown to be not quite as successful when you realise just how privileged their intake is." This is a view echoed – unsurprisingly – by Christine Haddock, headteacher at Larkspur community school in Gateshead –the most successful primary in the country according to the new league table.